Getting Off – English Lyrics

• By: Montana 700

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Look ('Stro, you a genius)

Look, look, look

My migos know a nigga love gettin' off

Look, downtown, look, look

My migos know a nigga love gettin' off (they know I love gettin' off)

I'll buy a bitch a body, just come tell me what it cost (what it cost)

Got a bad bitch trappin' in a downtown loft (downtown)

Got a hundred of 'em on Maple, 'nother hundred of 'em on Ross

Place an order, want a ten or better, come talk to the boss (talk to me)

Got two hundred on the way, just gotta keep my fingers crossed (two hundred)

If this load touch down, do my dance like Randy Moss

Half of 'em on consignment, other half of 'em bought (they bought)

I'm a real street nigga, all I know is sell drugs (sell drugs)

When I'm out of town shoppin', all the plugs show me love (they love)

I got rich off GG4s, I ain't fuckin' with no Bubbs (GG4s)

On a light day, nigga make me mad, go spend a dub

Tired of fuckin' with them scrubs, baby, come fuck with a boss (come fuck with me)

I ain't nothin' like them niggas, you can tell by how I talk (you can tell)

Tryna leave the trap alone, but I love gettin' off (I love it)

Three hundred thousand in a shoebox, treat it like a vault (like a vault)

I'm a million-dollar nigga, point me to the top dog (top dog)

We the ones who pop it every time, not just on the blog

Dope boy fresh, you won't see me wearin' no Big and Tall (never)

I was with her last night, next day, won't call (won't call)

My migos know a nigga love gettin' off (my migos)

I'll buy a bitch a body, just come tell me what it cost

Got a bad bitch trappin' in a downtown loft

Got a hundred of 'em on Maple, 'nother hundred of 'em on Ross

Place an order, want a ten or better, come talk to the boss

Got two hundred on the way, just gotta keep my fingers crossed

If this load touch down, do my dance like Randy Moss

Half of 'em on consignment, other half of 'em bought

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
gettin' off /ˈɡɛtɪn ɔf/ B1	phrasal verb - to experience pleasure or excitement
trappin' /ˈtræpɪn/ B2	verb - to sell drugs or engage in illegal activities
consignment /kənˈsaɪɡnmənt/ B2	noun - goods supplied to a store for sale, with payment made only after the goods are sold
plug /plʌɡ/ B1	noun - a person who supplies illegal drugs
scrubs /skrʌbz/ B1	noun - people considered to be of low social status or unimportant
vault /vɔlt/ A2	noun - a secure room for storing money or valuables
loft /lɔft/ A2	noun - a room or space directly under the roof of a house or building
boss /bɒs/ A1	noun - a person who is in charge of workers
dance /dæns/ A1	noun - a series of movements that match the rhythm and style of music
touch down /tʌtʃ daʊn/ A2	phrasal verb - to arrive or land
fresh /frɛʃ/ A1	adjective - new or clean
plugs /plʌɡz/ B1	noun - people who supply illegal drugs or connections
cost /kɒst/ A1	noun - the amount of money needed to buy or do something
order /ˈɔrdər/ A1	noun - a request for something to be supplied
dub /dʌb/ B2	noun - a small amount of money, often $20

Key Grammar Structures

• I'll buy a bitch a body, just come tell me what it cost

  ➔ Future simple (will + base verb)

  ➔ The contraction "I'll" stands for "I will", which forms the future simple to express a decision made at the moment of speaking.

• Place an order, want a ten or better, come talk to the boss

  ➔ Imperative mood (base verb for commands)

  ➔ "Place" is the base form of the verb used as a command, which is typical of the imperative mood.

• If this load touch down, do my dance like Randy Moss

  ➔ Zero conditional (present simple + present simple)

  ➔ "touch" is in the present simple form within the if‑clause, which together with the present simple in the main clause forms a zero conditional expressing a real or habitual situation.

• Half of 'em on consignment, other half of 'em bought

  ➔ Passive voice (be + past participle)

  ➔ "bought" is a past participle that creates a passive meaning – the subject receives the action rather than performs it.

• I'm a real street nigga, all I know is sell drugs

  ➔ Present simple + bare infinitive (verb without to)

  ➔ "sell" appears after the verb "know" without "to"; this is a bare infinitive used after certain verbs to express what is known or intended.

• When I'm out of town shoppin', all the plugs show me love

  ➔ Gerund (verb + -ing) after preposition

  ➔ "shoppin'" functions as a gerund after the preposition "of" (implied), indicating an ongoing activity.

• I was with her last night, next day, won't call

  ➔ Past simple + future negative (will not)

  ➔ "won't" is the contraction of "will not", used here to express a negative future action.

• Got a hundred of 'em on Maple, 'nother hundred of 'em on Ross

  ➔ Present simple of 'have' (got) for possession

  ➔ "Got" is an informal present simple form of "have" used to indicate possession.